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The closed lacing works fine here with a more casual shoe (as folks are prone to make these days). That being said, I agree with Matchbook and do not want to sound harsh, but those shoes gotta go. Everything else looks nicely done."You don't need money to dress better than you do" - Salvatore Romano
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Originally posted by Matchbook View PostHey Danny, I think this is a great look. The only thing I'm not a huge fan of here is the shoes. Tbh, most people probably won't notice them...but I feel like, aesthetically, they're not the best. They're bit clunky and dangerously square-toed. I feel like something more streamlined (I'm not even suggesting to the extreme of euro-shoes) would best complement your slim frame and styling. Just my opinion, of course. But otherwise, everything looks really good, and the shoe color goes really well with all of the other pieces.My Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSs1xkOEoJdPfZ4KRW575qA
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[MENTION=14255]thecharlesg[/MENTION] Thanks for the kind words - I did fix the tie knot before heading out.
[MENTION=12045]Matchbook[/MENTION] [MENTION=2055]greg_s[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4069]JBarwick[/MENTION] These shoes aren't my favorite either, but I had to choose between these ones, some basic black plain toe oxfords, or clark's chukkas. I've been pining after a pair (or two) of AE's for a long time now, and will probably grab some factory seconds in a few months, finances permitting.
I still don't wear khaki colored pants.
I'll be sure to consult with you guys before I pick up my next pair of shoes. I bought these over a year ago when I was just starting my sartorial journey, so they're not what I would reach for now. Still, you've gotta work with what you have. I figure these are passable in most business settings until I can afford (and justify) some AE's.
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Originally posted by Danny View Post[MENTION=14255]thecharlesg[/MENTION] Thanks for the kind words - I did fix the tie knot before heading out.
[MENTION=12045]Matchbook[/MENTION] These shoes aren't my favorite either, but I had to choose between these ones, some basic black plain toe oxfords, or clark's chukkas. I've been pining after a pair (or two) of AE's for a long time now, and will probably grab some factory seconds in a few months, finances permitting.
[MENTION=4069]JBarwick[/MENTION] See above. I'm hoping to expand my formal shoe collection shortly.
I'll be sure to consult with you guys before I pick up my next pair of shoes. I bought these over a year ago when I was just starting my sartorial journey, so they're not what I would reach for now. Still, you've gotta work with what you have. I figure these are passable in most business settings until I can afford (and justify) some AE's.
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[MENTION=12707]DapperTexan[/MENTION] Lol, I've worn my clarks with a very similar (if not slightly less dressy) ensemble and gotten critiqued on it by guys on this site. Just goes to show you that you can't please everyone.
I was headed to a business lunch with a prospective employer. I figured it was better to make the outfit lean towards formal by wearing the more dressy shoes and throwing on the tie. Shows a bit more respect for the occasion.
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Originally posted by Danny View Post[MENTION=12707]DapperTexan[/MENTION] Lol, I've worn my clarks with a very similar (if not slightly less dressy) ensemble and gotten critiqued on it by guys on this site. Just goes to show you that you can't please everyone.
I was headed to a business lunch with a prospective employer. I figured it was better to make the outfit lean towards formal by wearing the more dressy shoes and throwing on the tie. Shows a bit more respect for the occasion.
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Originally posted by JDI View PostPicking up new puppy from breeder for the family today.... such a Dad....
Vest - BR
Shirt - J Crew Slim Chambray
Thermal Henley - Sonoma Kohls
Belt - Dockers
Pants - Gap Carpenter Slim
Boots - Steve Madden
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